Strategy & Management

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Fast Company January 2006 Stirling Kelso	Fast Talk: Clean Sheets Boutiques such as the W made hotels sexy. Now the concept's getting stale. Five next-generation innkeepers take the experience way beyond a mint on your pillow.
Fast Company January 2006 Mark Borden	Hot Seat Retail furniture company Room & Board's founder John Gabbert and his crew run their business with a mix of instinct, focus, and humanity -- and they're kicking the competition's teeth in.
Fast Company January 2006	Is Offshoring Good? The head of an Indian consulting firm and a high-tech-union president face off on the effects of offshoring and globalization.
Fast Company January 2006 James P. Womack	The New Power Ratings Companies sell us great products and services -- but not what we really want. Smart companies soon will discover that good service actually costs less.
Fast Company January 2006 Stirling Kelso	It's Print. It's Online. Will It Sell Ads? Can the newspaper business be saved by Tribune, Gannett and Knight Ridder's ShopLocal?
Fast Company January 2006 Christopher Percy Collier	Thrown Into the Deep End Learning how to swim the rough waters of an executive-level job change.
Commercial Investment Real Estate Jan/Feb 2006 Sara Drummond	India Calls U.S. commercial real estate companies are picking up on the vast opportunities in India's growing market.
BusinessWeek January 23, 2006 Amy Borrus	The Unlikely Hardnose At The SEC Securities & Exchange Commission Chairman Chris Cox wants all CEO pay revealed.
The Motley Fool January 17, 2006 Tim Beyers	Cisco: Coming to a Store Near You? The networking gear maker plans an all-out assault on the consumer electronics market. Can it work?
The Motley Fool January 17, 2006 Stephen D. Simpson	High-Stakes Medical Device Chicken Boston Scientific has upped the ante again. Are they bluffing? Their latest offer is $80 a share -- $42 in cash and $38 in stock. Let's hope the board knows what it is doing, because it is staking the company on this.
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